Womens World Cup | No inconsistency in choice, says bowling coach Salvi

Playing a solitary specialist pacer or two has been a conundrum India seems to have confronted proper via its Women’s ODI World Cup marketing campaign. Bowling coach Aavishkar Salvi, nevertheless, said that the strategic calls over the mixture is because of the horses-for-courses strategy.

“For us, all of the 15 are match winners, so relying on the type of wicket we’re taking part in on and the type of opposition (we face), we construct our taking part in XI. There is not any inconsistency or something,” Salvi stated right here on Saturday, the eve of India’s final league encounter towards Bangladesh. “It simply one of the best 11 that we wish to go relying upon the floor and the opposition that it’s.”

Salvi hoped Richa Ghosh – the wicketkeeper-batter who injured her left hand throughout India’s win at DY Patil Stadium on Thursday that confirmed its qualification for the semifinal – is ok however didn’t reveal whether or not she can be out there for choice on Sunday.

“She is ok and the S&C (power and conditioning) staff is taking good care of her. They are nonetheless discussing (her availability), I don’t have the precise updates about it, however she seems advantageous,” Salvi stated.